Langston Earley
Langston was an early gay activist, and dedicated
his life to addressing the mental health needs of sexual minority people.
Joseph Edwards
Robert Erby
Don Ellerman
Don was one of WTP's earliest members, conducting
the first survey of the needs of PWAs in the region in 1986 for the Philadelphia
AIDS Commission of the Pew Charitable Trusts.
Phillip Ellison
Phil dedicated himself to educating other African
Americans living with HIV/AIDS about good nutrition as essential to living
a healthy life with HIV.
Carl Epps
Carl was an early volunteer at Blacks Educating Blacks
About Sexual Health Issues and among those who started Unity, Inc., the
first black gay AIDS organization in the city.
Vincent Esposito
Daniel B. Estes
Dan was a leading Philadelphia gay activist since
the 1970s, and fought AIDS as an activist and psychotherapist until his
death in 1995.
Jose Ramon Estrada
Herbert Evans
Herbert was We The People's Member Services Director
for two years, while also serving as pastor of the local Metropolitan Community
Church and a member of numerous national clergy boards.
Martin Evans
Perry Fagerli
Perry was a board member at We The People and editor
of our newsletter from 1988 to 1990.
Mark Familant
Patricia Lilliana Fassett
Pat was an active volunteer at We The People for many
years, as well as an early member of Women with Immune
Disorders Organizing and Meeting (WISDOM), Philadelphia's
first coalition of women living with HIV/AIDS.
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Alan Feller
Alan was We The People's first office manager and
a role model to many struggling with AIDS long before there were medical
treatments to help.
Skip Ferco
Anna Ferguson
David Fithian
Grant-Michael Fitzgerald
Grant-Michael, a minister, was a leading gay activist
in Philadelphia in the late 1970s and early 1980s, and one of the few African
Americans involved in the gay rights struggle in Philadelphia in those
years.
John Flynn
Gilbert Foote
Darrell Ford
Timothy Fox
Cynthia Frantz
Nathaniel Frazier
Nate's death in 1986 -- with his body abandoned in
the Philadelphia city morgue -- led to the development of the first "emergency
needs" fund in Philadelphia by the AIDS Task Force in 1986.
Annette Frederick
George Freeman
George, a Lutheran minister, was the first president
of our first Board of Directors.
Herbert Freeman
Eric Friedman
Jack Friel
Jack was a well-known Philadelphia restauranteur,
and a major player on the city's gay social scene.
Marvin Fuller
Richard Gac
Samuel Garcia
Sammy served as Convenor of We The People's board
of directors in 1991-92, and worked as an AIDS educator for Congreso de
Latinos Unidos.
Oscar Garcia-Vera
As the city's only openly gay -- and openly HIV+ --
parole officer, Oscar helped many incarcerated sexual minority people and
people living with HIV/AIDS.
Eric Garrett
Lawrence Gibbs
Anthony Eugené Gibson
Dale Saville Gins
Russell Gland
Gwendolyn Goldie
Evito Gonzalez
Evito was a member of WTP's board of directors, and
an advocate for AIDS services in his home Delaware County outside Philadelphia.
Gerald Gould
Ron Graff
Jackie Grant
Rochelle Gray
Randolph Green
Stanley Green
Steven Green
Frank Greenberg
Shirley Ann Greene
Jerry Gregory
Frank Griffith
Daniel Grimm
Ezejuek Gurrara
George Haney
Henrietta Hanley
Myron Hansberry
Myron was never a member of We The People, but his
experiences in the city's homeless shelters in the mid-1980s forced the
city to create the AIDS housing system.
William Harding
Annetta Hardy
Wilbur Hardy
Dennis Harenza
Bernard Harmon
James Harris
James, who died at the age of 25, taught us all through
his struggle with childhood abuse and addiction as he fought against HIV
disease and for the rights of poor people with AIDS.
Ivan Harvey
Bronda Harrison
Nina Hart
Robert Hart
Victor Harvey
Thomas Hatcher
Earl Hatchett
Joseph Haughney
Lena Hayward
Garfield Hedgeman
Essex Hemphill
Essex, an early supporter of We The People, was a
nationally-known black gay author, poet and playwright.
Robert Hemphill
Nina Herman
Rodney Hibbard
Alfred Hickman
Walker Hicks
Tom Hockridge
Matthew Hoffman
Patrick Hogan
Leonard Holmes
Bennard Hopewell
John B. Howard
Vincent Howard
Vincent fought for the rights of low-income people
with AIDS.
Nancy Huertas
Nancy was a leading Latina activist, and among the
only Latina members of the city's HIV Commission.
Steven Hunt
Russell Hurlburt
Russell dedicated his whole life to helping people
in recovery, and was the founder of We The People's "Confronting Denial"
support group.
Darien Huston
David Huston
James Hymes
Jim was an early supporter of the city's first AIDS
organization, Philadelphia Community Health Alternatives, and the second
director of the city's AIDS Activities Coordinating Office.
William Ingram
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